:47:00
Do you actually intend
to rubberneck?
:47:02
I hardly think my concern could be
construed as rubbernecking.
:47:05
Amy, he's rubbernecking.
:47:06
I'm not gonna freak out about this,
but, I mean, this is our stuff.
:47:10
No. All right. He's right.
:47:12
-This is our stuff.
-He's right. He's right, Ted.
:47:15
He is right. The law says you have
no right to see the listed items at all.
:47:19
We wink at things like this if nobody
minds, but it seems Mr. Rainey does.
:47:24
Yes. Mr. Rainey minds a lot.
:47:29
Would it help matters
if I took a walk around the block?
:47:32
-Yes, thanks.
-Sure.
:47:36
Oh, heck, Ted, live a little.
Make it two.
:47:42
Rubbernecker.
:48:02
Mort.
:48:04
-Wait. I need to ask you something.
-What?
:48:06
This guy, Shooter. His story. I mean,
is this situation like the other time?
:48:11
I'm sorry. I wouldn't bring it up,
but it did happen once before.
:48:15
Look, that is the only time I've ever
done anything remotely like that.
:48:18
I paid the guy everything he wanted.
Never happened before or since.
:48:22
-Okay. Okay.
-Okay.
:48:26
-Amy.
-What?
:48:31
Only you, me and the lawyers
know about that, right?
:48:34
Right.
:48:35
Because you haven't said
anything to Ted. Surely not.
:48:38
No.
:48:39
-Have you said something to Ted?
-Come on!
:48:43
Well, do I have timing or what?
:48:46
Yes, you do.
:48:47
Sorry you had to miss that.
I know how much you like my things.
:48:50
-Oh, Jesus.
-You and me are gonna have a talk.
:48:53
Be back in 1 0 minutes.
:48:57
I'm in trouble.